YU MENGYING v. SKYHIGH INVESTMENT LTD
On the evidence viewed as a whole at the interlocutory stage the Court was satisfied Skyhigh had a good arguable case that Yu Mengying was a party/signatory to the Contractual Documents and there existed a real risk of dissipation of assets (including assets in her name controlled by her father); accordingly...
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- Citation
- [2020] HKCFI 913
- Parties
- Plaintiff in HCCT 29/2019; Defendant in HCA 1434/2019: Skyhigh Investment Limited; 1st Defendant in HCCT 29/2019: Yu Jun; 2nd Defendant in HCCT 29/2019; Plaintiff in HCA 1434/2019: Yu Mengying; 3rd Defendant in HCCT 29/2019: Yujime Investment Management Limited
- Court
- Court of First Instance
- Jurisdiction
- Hong Kong
- Judgment Date
- 1 June 2020
- Case Number
- HCA1434/2019
- Procedural Posture
- Construction and Arbitration Proceedings (injunction Applications in Aid of Arbitration) / Interlocutory — Hearing of Summonses for Mareva/chabra Injunctive Relief and Decision on Summonses (22 May 2020 Hearing; Decision 1 June 2020)
- Outcome
- HCA summons granted in terms of paragraphs 1–3; injunction/freeze in place against assets at risk; costs order made against Yu Mengying for costs incurred after 8 October 2019 to and including 22 May 2020 with certificate for two counsel, remainder in the cause; injunctions against Yu and YJM continued.
- Legal Topics
- Mareva Injunction, Chabra Jurisdiction, Forgery, Shareholders Agreement, Asset Dissipation, Costs
- Source Language
- en
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Parties
Skyhigh Investment Limited
Plaintiff in HCCT 29/2019; Defendant in HCA 1434/2019
Yu Jun
1st Defendant in HCCT 29/2019
Yu Mengying
2nd Defendant in HCCT 29/2019; Plaintiff in HCA 1434/2019
Yujime Investment Management Limited
3rd Defendant in HCCT 29/2019
Procedural Posture
Construction and Arbitration Proceedings (injunction Applications in Aid of Arbitration) / Interlocutory — Hearing of Summonses for Mareva/chabra Injunctive Relief and Decision on Summonses (22 May 2020 Hearing; Decision 1 June 2020)
Legal Issues
- 1 Whether applicant (Skyhigh) has a good arguable case that the 2nd defendant (Yu Mengying) was party and signatory to the Contractual Documents
- 2 Whether there is a real risk of dissipation of assets justifying Mareva or Chabra injunctive relief
- 3 Whether alleged signatures are forgeries such that interlocutory relief should be dismissed
Ratio Decidendi
On the evidence viewed as a whole at the interlocutory stage the Court was satisfied Skyhigh had a good arguable case that Yu Mengying was a party/signatory to the Contractual Documents and there existed a real risk of dissipation of assets (including assets in her name controlled by her father); accordingly injunctive relief was justified and granted under the HCA summons; costs allocated against the Daughter for costs incurred after 8 October 2019 to the hearing with certificate for two counsel and remainder in the cause.
Court Disposition
HCA summons granted in terms of paragraphs 1–3; injunction/freeze in place against assets at risk; costs order made against Yu Mengying for costs incurred after 8 October 2019 to and including 22 May 2020 with certificate for two counsel, remainder in the cause; injunctions against Yu and YJM continued.
Orders
- Grant orders in terms of paragraphs 1 to 3 of the HCA Summons (injunctive relief against Yu Mengying)
- Continue injunction and disclosure orders against Yu Jun and Yujime Investment Management Limited
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